![Virginia Pasley](https://www.washingtonindependentreviewofbooks.com/assets/uploads/headshot.jpg)
Virginia Pasley is a journalist currently working as the associate director of communications for the National Association of Federal Credit Unions in Arlington, VA. She is from Alexandria, VA. She double-majored in English and Spanish at the College of William & Mary, and got a Master’s in journalism at the University of Missouri. In between those two degrees, she served as a Peace Corps volunteer in a small town in Ukraine, teaching English to 5th through 11th graders. (She also wrote a blog while there.) In her free time, she is an alto 1 in the Capitol Hill Chorale, and a devoted trivia team and book club member.
10 entries by Virginia Pasley
I Liked My Life: A Novel
By Abby Fabiaschi
![I Liked My Life: A Novel](https://www.washingtonindependentreviewofbooks.com/assets/uploads/iliked.jpg)
How well do we really know our loved ones?
Loner: A Novel
By Teddy Wayne
![Loner: A Novel](https://www.washingtonindependentreviewofbooks.com/assets/uploads/loner.jpg)
A privileged white male brings his sense of entitlement with him to Harvard.
Luckiest Girl Alive: A Novel
By Jessica Knoll
A trauma from her past chases a bride-to-be, and the reader, to a gory end.
Winter Street: A Novel
By Elin Hilderbrand
![Winter Street: A Novel](https://www.washingtonindependentreviewofbooks.com/assets/uploads/winter.jpg)
The endless zany situations in this comedic drama will make you want to visit Nantucket at Christmastime (or anytime).
![The Romanov Sisters: The Lost Lives of the Daughters of Nicholas and Alexandra](https://www.washingtonindependentreviewofbooks.com/assets/uploads/romanov.jpg)
Meet the four engaging Romanov sisters, who sparkle with personality and humor during a dark time in Russian history.
The Lost Sisterhood: A Novel
By Anne Fortier
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Parallel journeys by an Oxford lecturer and a North African priestess separated by time lead to the “real” story of the Amazons.
Caught
By Lisa Moore
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A criminal seems unable to stay ahead of the police while plotting one last job.
The Smart One
Jennifer Close
Three siblings find themselves drifting home in the author’s latest novel.